Re: State of development

Perfect, thanks,

Amon I can do rsbac+pax fixation patches if you want to any kernel as
needed, probably dangerous as in programming I'm alike a 5 years old child
with a flamethrower, but well, maybe them could be useful to someone. ¿Do
you want them to get uploaded by me to rsbac site?.

I'm open to criticals concerning them too (since it's the lonely way that I
can solve my mistakes). So feel free to be as cruel as you need.

I could do something with docs if you are interested too.

2013/8/9 Amon Ott <[email protected]>

> Hello all,
>
> some info about on-going works. I have removed the Maintenance kernel
> config setting today, which had been discouraged for years. Use softmode
> or module switching instead - maintenance mode is basically the same as
> global softmode with logging off.
>
> Development concentrates on kernel lines 3.2 and 3.10, mostly because we
> are using these long-term support kernels at m-privacy and there are
> recent PaX patches for both. The next release is probably for these two.
>
> The next release is getting nearer, but there is no scheduled release
> date. Please test the latest code in 3.2 and 3.10 git repos, specially
> the new optional MOVETO request (move into a dir, replaces WRITE on DIR
> target, which cannot easily be administrated).
>
> Amon.
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